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tom4000

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About tom4000

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    Comment #28575344

    That sounds like a neat idea. Reminds me on SoundFont. But isn't Midi the equivalent to SVG, Wave the equivalent to BMP, Flac to PNG and MP3 the one to JPEG?

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    Comment #20583300

    Not all of the presented icon sets are Open-Sourced. Some are, some are free and for some you have to pay with information about you like your email address. So the title sounds ni…

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    Comment #19345879

    Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19294029

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    Comment #19245283

    Another good usage for Stylus.

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    Comment #18755289

    Plus it is not behind a pay wall.

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    Comment #18619902

    I'm very happy with mu4e in combination with isync.

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    Comment #18290620

    Thank you for pointing on the post.

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    Comment #18290482

    Didn't get any useful content. Goddesses bless script blockers.

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    Comment #18281815

    Why Proton VPN and not something privacy friendly? As ProtonVPN like NordVPN is run by Tesonet is has the same issues. Why does Mozilla trust in Tesonet and why should their users …

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    Comment #18262710

    My best friend. She saw me being happy to use Linux and that I do everything on it she did on Windows before. Of course it still needs an opened mindset to use Linux but its disadv…

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    Comment #18174585

    For rendering HTML emails I use either shr or w3m. To get it more readable I make the text area smaller with writeroom-mode/olivetti-mode in the mu4e-view-mode-hook. But both modes…

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    Comment #18174564

    With `pkill $(pgrep mu)` or even with `pkill mu` you can kill mutt and any mu$ process as well. `pkill -x mu` matches the whole name without substrings.

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    Comment #18174530

    Agree with using Isync. Notmuch lacks the backward synchronization to the IMAP server and to another mail client then notmuch. I primarily use mu4e but want to see changes on my mo…

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    Comment #18174509

    Good for you. To save power and use smaller machines should always be an option. Indexing saves much resources here.

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    Comment #18105790

    Recommending Google's and Cloudflare's DNS is not privacy friendly at all. Even when you use an VPN and push all your domain name requests to either or.

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    Comment #17874871

    Doesn't work out of the box with tracking protection in browsers enabled. So I don't see any color and I guess I don't have to.

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    Comment #16452328

    Nice afford. Why exactly it is not OpenSource yet?

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    Comment #15896105

    The best comment seen on Reddit is "it does one thing well, it's a perfect Lisp interpreter."

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    Comment #14828433

    Not at all. While Masterpassword does not save any passwords but generates it based on some unique parameters live - pass stores passwords and notes encrypted with GPG in a git rep…

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    Comment #14773411

    Subscription required The page you have tried to view (Emacs and Magit) is currently available to LWN subscribers only. Reader subscriptions are a necessary way to fund the continu…

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    Comment #14684596

    Did you try [chunkwm]( https://github.com/koekeishiya/chunkwm ) yet? It's the successor of kwm which I have tried on macOS. Mainly I use i3 at Linux but for some work I have to use…

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    Comment #14588517

    1. In pass everything is encrypted but you have to give names to each gpg encrypted password file. 2. Right. I use rofi-pass on Linux which fills in the selected password or other …

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    Comment #12555388

    Me too. Started with some GUI editors like Text Mate and Gedit; came to ST3 (bought a license); tried Atom; got convinced to VIM and use Emacs with evil now.